down, the SECOND KEY in from the left on the KEYBOARD, and selecting one of the following letters

A C X V

we can now

COPY CUT and PASTE

The Four Cmd's

There are four basic Cmd key combinations you'll be using when you copy/cut/paste text. Here they are, along with what they do:

Cmd-A – Highlights

the entire page. Here is a good place to practice this COMMAND

Cmd-C - Copies & Cuts

whatever was highlighted to your terminal's temporary memory, but always leaves the highlighted text right where you found it.

Cmd-X - Copies Cuts & Deletes

the highlighted text if you're in an area where you have a CURSOR | , such as an e-mail message area, Signature Box or the PRACTICE AREA

provided below

Cmd-X will not work in any area where you do not have a CURSOR, including this webpage you're viewing (you can use Cmd-C to copy the text, though).

Cmd-V - Pastes

the previously copied or cut text, anywhere you can place a CURSOR.

The Shift & Arrow Keys

While holding down the SHIFT key and pressing an ARROW key, we can now edit the Pasted text.

These are the FOUR functions of the ARROW KEYS.

UP ^

DOWN v

RIGHT >

LEFT <

The UP & DOWN keys will HI-LITE complete lines of text and the RIGHT & LEFT keys will HI-LITE individual letters and spaces as the CURSOR is moved.

Copying only a portion of any DOCUMENT, where there is no CURSOR requires the use of the FIND KEY to create a highlight, which you can then extend to cover everything you want to copy using THE ARROW KEYS

This is how you use

THE FIND KEY

1---Hold the Cmd Key down, second in from bottom left on the Keyboard, and press F when you are on a page with no cursor.

2---Then type in a couple of key works in the text you are trying to Copy and press Return

3---Those words will Hi-Lite if they are on the page AND in the sequence you typed them in.

4---Use the Arrow Keys to extend the Hi-lited area around the text you want to copy.

5---Now hold the Cmd Key down and press C. You have just copied the text into the C & P Memory.

6---Go to an Area where you have a Cursor and hold the Cmd Key down and press V. You have just PASTED the text from the C & P Memory in the Area. The C & P Memory still retains the COPIED TEXT until it is replaced with another COPY SEQUENCE.

HERE IS ACOPY CUT&

PASTE PRACTICE AREA

where you can practice these techniques here

With the cursor in the Light Blue area

Move the Cursor to Dark Blue Area

3.Hold the cmd key down and hit the V key

This is Copy Cut and Paste.

Cut & Paste, using the techniques shown here, any of the codes from

The Basic Signature Series

and take them to

There you can vary the codes, or add your own, and see what the Results will be like